Is it necessary that your domain name be an exact match for your primary keyword? However, many websites have been successful without exact match domain names. would consider it a partial match domain name since we do cater to small businesses, however, we provide online marketing services for small businesses. That makes the domain name a partial match, not an exact match per se. Nevertheless, the principles of exact match with regard to your domain name hold for us as well. Here are a few: Google. Facebook. Yahoo! Twitter. MORE >>

For those who like to do affiliate marketing, buying domains is a familiar subject. You never know what set of keywords will be the next big thing, so you buy several domains with several different combinations of keywords. Many affiliate marketers buy tons, and tons of these types of domains, and work to get those domains ranked in the search engines. Oftentimes, the domains can be used for highly targeted niche sites, and some can even be flipped for a profit. Ex: “Find premium Pending Delete expiring domains with the most Leads.”. MORE >>

I recently received an email from Duane Long asking a question about redirecting a domain name that he had recently purchased. He is trying to redirect the domain name so that he can get the proper link credit; so that the links from the domain name he bought is credited to his current, live website. recently purchased an expired domain name to take advantage of it’s many incoming links. However, the majority of the links to that domain name are links to pages on the site (to pages other than the home page). Digg this! MORE >>

I know Frank Reed says a recent ICANN ruling that will allow large corporations to purchase their own domain name extensions for their brands will only be available for the big guys – small businesses won’t be able to afford it. Where there are domain name extensions, there will be domain names. Who will be allowed to have a.samsonite domain name? large corporate brand could conceivably purchase its own domain name and sell domains to anyone willing to pay their fee. The sky’s the limit, right? MORE >>

A friend recently asked me about a domain name he was thinking of buying. He mentioned that one of the websites he owns and has developed is the name of a city: and he noticed that there is a ‘related’ domain name that is for sale. Domain names can be very pricey nowadays, well into the thousands of dollars, or even more than that. Here is how to evaluate an expired domain name for “SEO Value&#. Search Engine Optimization Value of a domain name is different than what you might actually pay for a domain name. MORE >>